San Antonio received AAA and Aaa credit ratings from Standard & Poor's and Moody's, reflecting strong financial management and fiscal discipline. Fitch also gave an AA+ rating, enabling the city to benefit from lower borrowing costs.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton leads AGs calling Congress to oppose "shield laws" protecting abortion providers, following the SCOTUS decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.

A San Angelo sex offender, Carlos Julian Ruiz, received an 80-year sentence for sexually exploiting minors and sharing child abuse material on a messaging app.

The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court upholds Texas voter ID law for mail-in voting, a victory for Attorney General Ken Paxton.

San Antonio invites residents to August Budget Town Hall meetings, with the FY 2026 budget presentation on August 14 by City Manager Erik Walsh. Public hearings are scheduled for September.

Texas DPS issues safety tips for parents and drivers as children return to school, emphasizing pedestrian and cyclist protection, adherence to school zone laws, and emergency preparedness.

San Antonio is expecting a hot week with near 100-degree temperatures, a chance of showers and thunderstorms, and little relief from the heat in the evenings.

A judge ruled against BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard's motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging they manipulated energy markets, enabling Texas AG Ken Paxton's antitrust case to proceed.

AG Ken Paxton seeks a full court reconsideration from the Fifth Circuit to uphold Texas immigration law SB 4, which criminalizes illegal entry and empowers state enforcement.

Texas Governor Abbott activated emergency resources in anticipation of flash floods in the Panhandle, ensuring state readiness for potential flooding.

San Antonio's District 1 hosts its annual Back-to-School Bash with free supplies, activities, and educational resources for students and families at Edison High School on August 2.

The Spurs plan to invest $1 billion in a new arena and downtown district, aiming to generate $2.5 billion over 20 years, with concerns from local residents.

Collins Aerospace is expanding in Richardson, Texas, creating over 570 jobs and investing $57 million, supported by a state grant, to enhance aerospace manufacturing and R&D.